Playing on Android, iPhone, Windows and Linux
Blazify
Stream it. Feel it. Blaze it.
A free, open-source music player for Android, iPhone, Windows and Linux. Millions of songs sit next to the music already on your device, with offline downloads, word-by-word synced lyrics, a 10-band equalizer and colours that follow the album art. No ads, no tracking, no account needed.
4,172 downloads so far
Side A
The Android app, 7 screens, recorded straight off a phone. Scroll to play through them.
Side B
The iPhone app, written from scratch in SwiftUI, and the desktop app for Linux and Windows. Same songs, other codebases.











Mixing desk
Ten bands from 31 Hz to 16 kHz and thirteen presets, with the same values as the app. Pull a fader or pick a preset.
Six players
One song, six ways to see it, from Settings, Look and feel. Each one is repainted by the artwork that’s playing.






Classic. The artwork up top and the controls under it, the way most players do it.Ring. The artwork sits inside a ring that fills as the song plays.Full Art. The cover takes the whole screen and the controls float over it.Record. A vinyl that spins under a tonearm while the song plays.Cassette. A tape deck: the reels turn and the waveform runs along the tape.Video. When the song has a music video, it plays behind the controls instead of the artwork.
Listening room
Blaze Together: you host, a friend joins with the code. Play, pause, skip or drag the bar on your phone, and watch theirs follow.
- Press play, skip or drag the bar on your phone, and watch what crosses the wire.
The wire carries which song and where in it, never the audio. Each phone streams the song itself.
Liner notes
Eight tracks on the back of the sleeve, and every one of them plays. Pick a track and have a go.
Millions of songs
Songs, albums, artists, playlists and podcasts, next to the music already on your device.
- Type a song, an artist, a mood or a podcast.
- Written and produced by
- Rajendra Pandey, in Kathmandu
- First released
- Jul 15, 2026
- Recorded with
- KotlinJetpack ComposeAndroidCompose DesktoplibVLCLinuxWindowsSwiftSwiftUICodemagicGoDocker
- Samples
- The Android app builds on the open-source Metrolist / InnerTune core; the interface, theming and features on top are Rajendra's own. The desktop app is original apart from its InnerTube client, and the iPhone app is written from scratch in SwiftUI.
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